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One campaign. Twenty-four weeks. Which district do you visit first, which policy do you back, and where does the money go?

Dong-Suan! (Taiwanese for "get elected!") is a single-player strategy game set in Taiwan's local elections. Pick a city or county and a candidate, then campaign from June to the November vote against a rival who reacts to the polls.

[22 cities & counties, 368 districts]
Every district has its own age mix and local issues. The map color is your street survey: deep color = solid lead, light = narrow lead, yellow = toss-up.

[Six actions, each with its own little scene]
Ads, Policy, Fundraise, Canvass, Attack and Team — street walks, temples, markets, rallies, TV, online ads, billboards and giveaways.

[Read the crowd before you take a stand]
Every issue has supporters and critics. Watch the crowd's reaction to find the right stance; over-promise and you'll be asked where the money comes from.

[Plant your flag on the map]
Build campaign offices, put up billboards and hand out giveaways — and see your rival's too.

[No secret vote counts — just like a real campaign]
You only see how people react; only polls show numbers, and polls have errors. The national mood, rival gaffes and election-day turnout can all flip the race.

[Talk show, debate, election-eve rally and vote count]
Match issue cards on the "Politics Tonight" talk show, battle with cards in the TV debate, lead a rhythm rally on election eve, and watch the map turn district by district on count night. Lose, and you'll see why.

[Expansions (one-time purchase, includes Remove Ads)]
2028 Road to the Presidency: party primary, running mate, a nationwide race across 22 cities and counties, presidential debate and a final rally. The first primary week is free to try.
Also: In Office, Road to Borough Chief, Road to the Council, 2028 Legislative Race, Challenge Pack and Create a Candidate. See the in-game store for what's available and prices.

Local campaigns are free with ads; watching videos for rewards is always your choice. Don't want ads? Buy Remove Ads or an expansion that includes it. There are no difficulty settings: your rival reacts to public opinion and the state of the race.

Characters are fictional with pun names; parties, events, polls and results are simulated and do not represent real public opinion or election forecasts.

One campaign. Twenty-four weeks. Which district do you visit first, which policy do you back, and where does the money go?

Dong-Suan! (Taiwanese for "get elected!") is a single-player strategy game set in Taiwan's local elections. Pick a city or county and a candidate, then campaign from June to the November vote against a rival who reacts to the polls.

[22 cities & counties, 368 districts]
Every district has its own age mix and local issues. The map color is your street survey: deep color = solid lead, light = narrow lead, yellow = toss-up.

[Six actions, each with its own little scene]
Ads, Policy, Fundraise, Canvass, Attack and Team — street walks, temples, markets, rallies, TV, online ads, billboards and giveaways.

[Read the crowd before you take a stand]
Every issue has supporters and critics. Watch the crowd's reaction to find the right stance; over-promise and you'll be asked where the money comes from.

[Plant your flag on the map]
Build campaign offices, put up billboards and hand out giveaways — and see your rival's too.

[No secret vote counts — just like a real campaign]
You only see how people react; only polls show numbers, and polls have errors. The national mood, rival gaffes and election-day turnout can all flip the race.

[Talk show, debate, election-eve rally and vote count]
Match issue cards on the "Politics Tonight" talk show, battle with cards in the TV debate, lead a rhythm rally on election eve, and watch the map turn district by district on count night. Lose, and you'll see why.

[Expansions (one-time purchase, includes Remove Ads)]
2028 Road to the Presidency: party primary, running mate, a nationwide race across 22 cities and counties, presidential debate and a final rally. The first primary week is free to try.
Also: In Office, Road to Borough Chief, Road to the Council, 2028 Legislative Race, Challenge Pack and Create a Candidate. See the in-game store for what's available and prices.

Local campaigns are free with ads; watching videos for rewards is always your choice. Don't want ads? Buy Remove Ads or an expansion that includes it. There are no difficulty settings: your rival reacts to public opinion and the state of the race.

Characters are fictional with pun names; parties, events, polls and results are simulated and do not represent real public opinion or election forecasts.

A campaign lasts twenty-four weeks. Which district should you campaign in first, which policy platform should you support, and where should you invest your money?

"Winning the Election!" is a single-player strategy game set in Taiwan's local elections. Choose a county/city, a candidate, campaign from June to November, and battle it out with your opportunistic opponents until election night.

【22 Counties/Cities, 368 Administrative Districts】 Each district has its own age structure and issues of concern. Map colors represent street polls: dark colors indicate a stable lead, light colors a slight win, and yellow colors a close race.

【Six Major Actions, Each with its Own Mini-Theater】 Publicity, policy platforms, fundraising, canvassing, strategic moves, and team building. Street campaigning, temple rallies, markets, intersections, small-scale events, as well as television, the internet, billboards, and promotional materials.

【Determine Your Stance by Observing Public Opinion】 On the same issue, some will support you, some will criticize you. Observe the reactions of the crowd to find the right stance; making promises you can't keep will get you questioned about where the money comes from, and making U-turns will get you caught.

[Planting Flags on the Map] Build campaign bases (shacks, two-story buildings to the campaign headquarters), hang billboards, and distribute trinkets on the map, making them visible to the opponent. Remove them when the campaign ends.

[Like a Real Election, You Can't See the Actual Votes] The effects of your actions are only visible in the field; only polls provide numbers, and polls are prone to error. The national environment, opponent mishaps, and election day mobilization can all turn the tide.

[Political Talk Shows, Debates, Election Night, Election Countdown Night] Appear on "Political and Economic Night Talk" for interviews, matching topics with cards; use card battles in televised debates; choose venues, hire people to campaign, and lead the crowd with rhythm on election night; watch the map change color zone by zone on election night, and even if you lose, you'll be told the key to your defeat.

[Expanded Content (One-time purchase, including ad removal)] 2028 Presidential Path: Party primaries, running mate selection, national elections in 22 counties and cities, presidential debates, rallies on Ketagalan Boulevard, and a seat at the Presidential Palace if elected. The first week of the primary election is free to play.

Other gameplay modes include the Road to Governance, the Road to Village Chief, the Road to City Councilor, the 2028 Legislative Election, Challenge Packs, and creating your own candidate. Content and pricing are available in the in-game store.

Local elections are free to play, including ads; watching videos to gain stamina is optional. If you don't want to watch ads, you can purchase an "Ad-Free" subscription or an expansion that includes ad-free viewing. There are no difficulty options; op